Fixed #100 : SheerkaAdmin: Add builtins() command

Fixed #99 : SheerkaQueryManager: I can manage contains predicate when filtering objects
Fixed #97 : ERROR: list indices must be integers or slices, not Concept
Fixed #96 : SequenceNodeParser: SequenceNodeParser must correctly handle concept definition
Fixed #95 : ResolveAmbiguity must not remove concepts that do not require evaluation
Fixed #94 : Concepts with the same key are lost when new ontology
Fixed #93 : Introduce BuiltinConcepts.EVAL_GLOBAL_TRUTH_REQUESTED
Fixed #92 : ExpressionParser: Implement compile_disjunctions()
Fixed #91 : Implement get_concepts_complexity(context, concepts, concept_parts)
Fixed #90 : ResolveAmbiguity : where predicate is not used to resolve ambiguity
Fixed #89 : ResolveAmbiguityEvaluator: Concepts embedded in ConceptNode are not resolved
Fixed #88: SyaNodeParser: Parse multiple parameters when some of the are not recognized
Fixed #87: SyaNodeParser : Parse the multiple parameters
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@@ -253,6 +253,28 @@ class TestBuiltinHelpers(TestUsingMemoryBasedSheerka):
# a second time, now that bar is already evaluated
assert core.builtin_helpers.ensure_evaluated(context, bar) == foo
@pytest.mark.parametrize("concept, concepts_parts, expected", [
(Concept("foo"), ["where"], 0),
(Concept("foo", where="x"), ["where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where="x and y"), ["where"], 2),
(Concept("foo", where="x or y"), ["where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where="x or y and z"), ["where"], 2),
(Concept("foo", where="not w"), ["where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where=""), ["where"], 0),
(Concept("foo", pre="x"), ["pre", "where"], 101),
(Concept("foo", where="x"), ["pre", "where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where="x and y", pre="z"), ["pre", "where"], 103),
(Concept("foo", pre="x"), ["pre|where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where="x"), ["pre|where"], 1),
(Concept("foo", where="x and y", pre="z"), ["pre|where"], 3),
])
def test_i_can_get_concept_complexity(self, concept, concepts_parts, expected):
context = self.get_context()
assert core.builtin_helpers.get_concept_complexity(context, concept, concepts_parts) == expected
# @pytest.mark.parametrize("return_values", [
# None,
# []